I tell you, once you open the flood gates and let someone post their take on a viral campaign, the comedians start coming out of the woodwork.  Salieri sent in his take on Marvel’s campaign featuring the one and only Mr. T. Does it beat Bea Arthur? Wanna send in your take?  You know where to send it.

Here’s the teaser we’ve been waiting for – the one I would bet money on featuring Storm as the new Black Panther. Of course Bea Arthur is probably a close runner up. via Marvel

The answer will hopefully be revealed on February 4, 2009. via Marvel

All work and no Rodrigo makes Jack a dull boy. The Doctor is in, but we can’t make our copay. The Late, Great Bird of the Galaxy is a little less lonely. Plus: You’ll not have that for that much longer! Santa Claus with a cape? Won’t you come and join the party dressed to kill? The Major Spoilers podcast is on the air! [podcast]http://media.libsyn.com/media/majorspoilers/majorspoilers63.mp3[/podcast] Direct Download Subscribe via iTunes RSS Feed Podcast Alley Show Notes after the Jump!

I think we’re getting closer to an answer. The issue aarives January 15, 2009. via Marvel

Another tease, another guess.  My guess is there are going to be a few more, “Who cares?” comments from the readers. via Marvel

Marvel teased us ealier with the increidble J. Scott Campbell cover for the new Black Panther #1.  Now the company sends us this teaser as readers begin to guess who is behind the mask. via Marvel

Who’s under the mask?  There’s a new Black Panther in town, and she’s smokin’ hot.  In an interview with the Washington Post, both Joe Quesada and Reginal Hudlin were mum on the new player in T’Challa. The news, of course, is sure to spark controversy among fans — not unlike when Captain America began packing heat this year. How will Hudlin react to that? “Honestly, my entire run on the series has been controversial. Which is great,” he says. “All the writers I admire are hotly debated online, and I feel like I’m always in great company in that situation.